Contract Drafting with ChatGPT: Legal Innovation or Risky Business?
28th March 2023
Aaron Mayers, specialist chancery and commercial barrister at 3PB Barristers (3 Paper Buildings) explores the potential impacts of introducing AI technology (such as ChatGPT) into the contract drafting process.
In his article, Aaron looks at the advantages that could be brought forward through the implementation of AI in contract drafting – such as efficiency, consistency, and accessibility. Aaron then delves into the potential problems that AI poses, such as limited understanding and a lack of human nuance, possible ethical concerns and the liability question that would surround AI-caused errors.
To read Aaron’s full analysis, please click here
Aaron Mayers is an experienced commercial and chancery barrister with a particular focus on developing litigation strategy and providing commercially viable advice in complex and high-value commercial and trusts disputes.
To contact or instruct Aaron, please contact his clerks Patrick Robson, Patrick Steptoe, and David Fielder or call 0207 583 8055.
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